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List WEEK or DEBATE.
It Begins Today With a Clarion
Blast by Breckinridge.
i monotone sun on m LIST.
”Mun. Colonel Isilows. Ir. Wile
a... Lesser of the Repeal run, and ass;
at” roan... Are Preparing Long 1'th
p lover—Chin fiends an Olive Branch.
Wasanm'oa, Aug. 2l.-The final stage
. of the 14 days' debate on the silver ques-
tion. which is likely to terminate with the
first affirmative action in congress upon
the subject which brought the body to-
gether in the heat of midsummer, was en-
farld upon by the house of representatives
“by. The general debate will continue
Until Wednesday night, and throughout
the last three days of the week the debate
will be conducted under the five minute
rule. It will close by limitation of agree-
ment, unless, the house sooner adjourns,
at is o'clock midnight on Saturday.
According to the official interpretation
given by Speaker Crisp to the terms of the
, order under which the discussion is pro-
uading. the house will meet at noon lion.
M. the flth lust" and procesdlmmediate-
ly after-the wading of the journal to vote
ms: the substitute for the Wilson repeal
introduced by Representative Bland,
Involving the question of free col of
glut at any one of several pro ra—
es.
it is probable that the yeas and pays will
becalled upon each one of the several propo-
altlons, so that it is likely to be late in the
day before thevot/c upon the decisive ques-
tion of repeal or no repeal is reached.
The Coming Orators.
The debate this week promises to be of
great popular interest. Mr. Breckinridgo
. of Kentucky, “the silver tongued orator."
is booked tospeak today and will doubtless
attract a large crowd. Representative Fel-
lows of New York. who divides with 7
. 4 o Cochran the oratoricai honors of
“many Hall. is announced for a speech
on Tuesday. intended as an answer in do-
tail to that delivered in favor of free coin—
age of silver by Representative Bryan of
Nebraska last week.
Representative Bynnm of Indiana, one
of the wheclhornes of the antlsilver forces,
is alsodown ioraspeech on Tuesday. Rep-
resentative Wilson of. West Virginia.
properly slated for the chairmanship oi the
ways and in committee and the au-
thoroftho pen Ing bill providing for the
repeal of the purchasing clause oi the
M to «IME gen—
Bourke Cochran will also speak, and ex-
Speakor Read, it Is believed, will say some
thing before the debate closes. There is n
tremendous pressure exerted for places on
the speaker’s list, and the time will be ex—
. leaving many who must be con-
tent with “leave to print." Some time
earlyin thawcek Speaker Crisp will an-
. nonnos the committees of the house.
It laimprobable that anything will he
done In the senate save perhaps to dispose
of the two election cases. There were
three of these. but one—that concerning
Hr. Beckwith’s title to his seat by virtue
of appointment by the governor of Wy-
owing—has been removed from the calcu-
dll' beesnseof the resignation of the up
Merrill has given notice that he
will address the senate today on the silver
repeal hill, and it was the understanding
Friday when the senate adjourned that a
vote Ihould be taken on the election cases
at 5 o'clock.
The final vote, however, ls subject to
Mt if It shall appear that the
time is not sufficient to enable Senator
Vance, chairman of the committee on
privileges and elections, to finish his speech.
Ir. Voorhaas Speaks Tomorrow.
llr. Voorhees is down for a speech 'l'neo
day on the silver repeal bill which bears
hianame. and it is hardly to be expected
that he will fail to call forth interroga-
tionland interruptions which will make
the speech Interesting aside from Its intrin-
sic merits.
After Tuesday the programme of the
senate can scarcely be defined. The bill to
inervau national bank circulation is the
regular order, and while there was some
exudation last week that it could be die
M of is a do or two at most it appears
new that it to prove a debate which will
consume the entire week.
The Butler amendment which is pend-
ing toreme the state bank tax in one of
the planks of the Chicago platform and Is
a sum of much greater and more far
reaching importance than the more propo
dtloa to extend the national bank circula—
‘tlon Contained In the hill.
take strong grounds on this
. . ud it is fair topmumothatit
resent Mosul of without asevere and
prolonged struggle.
l'heoutlookfortbe'aekieoneofmuch
talk. but little achievement.
teas-t8 mats Pasta-anon.
Vm. Aug. al.—Jule following
but! at. postmastsrs were appointed:
in .. 2r... °~ new . .
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Waterford: 0. ll. Franks,
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aw Alsnaader: 'l'.J. uncut. Pat-
lhl. fills tint!
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W. adenine. ltnlm Alhanes
“ .‘W Hilton; D. B.
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his. list same to male.
, Aug. lit-it transpires that
age the state department
t
W will be initiated as regs
he of the United Btatas resident
ND. and further that every edert will
“ ’ them audtheir interests
fib.‘ aafety till the assembling of
”in regular session
Mal—d.
ran
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llolllsllm 31o 20 gals.
So.NorwaIkIIalliwalei:o.
42 outs Iain sum. m
Arabs ‘l’aka a tearful lava-gs an 0-0 of
Their Bane.
Chicano, Aug. flI.—-As a result of a wild
tight in the wild east allow inciosurs in
Midway platssnce four lie-louins are more
or less sotersiy hurt. and three of the sons
of the desert languish in Woodlawn police
Mallow .
Just before sunrise the three men who
sowiie behind the bars stole from their
beds. and taking out one of the horses
fixed upon it a sort of harness, with a long
rope dangling behind. Then they went to
the lent in which llltstab Ahahad slum.
hercd. They pounced upon him and be
fore he was fairly awake had bound and
gagged him. One of the thongs waspaased
under his shoulders. forming a loop at the
end. Through this the rope was peeled
and securely fastened.
Then the animal was lashed into a mad
rare about the inclmmru. Around and
around flew the desert courser, dragging
the unfortunate Ahahad over the soft
earth. it was fearful torture. With the
first leap of the animal one of its hoofs
struck the victim's head, laying the skull
bore for three inches. Every time the horse
came near the avengingirlo he was un-
mercifully lashed until he flew about the
ring With the speed of the wind. The lip-
roar aroused the sleeping earnp, and soon
the place was filled with the cries of the
dusky men and women. Taro turbaned
men rushed to the assistance of the flying
Abnhmi, but the three Bedouins responsi-
ble for the outrage beat them back with
sword and lance. There was a momentary
lull when from the tents rushed a dorm
brave fellow-s. Half of them were armed
with swords and bayoneted carbincs and
descended upon the avengers with a yell.
A hard fight followed, In which aahera
were froclylised with bloody effect. The
trio made a bold stand. but were beaten
into subjection before many minutes.
A Fauluca's FREAKS.
‘l'ears Down Ills [learn and Sharon “all “is
Face and lie-all.
DAXIII'IIY, ('onn.. Aug. 2l.-—-\,\'llliam
Ward \\ hitv. a well to do inrmcl’ of this
place. has im‘nme insane. A few days ago
he tore down his barn, and the next day
he chopped down two large maple trees
that hini’lwon pIilllli'll on the lawn in front
of his house by his filliit‘l' many years ago.
He said that he was going to tear down
his house nevi week. He has been taken
to the aimsllouse and placed in the insane
wa‘rll until he can be taken to the state
insane asylum at Milllllvtown.
When plum! in custody, the poor old
man had sIlltt’mI off his hair. mustache and
whisken Uli mm side.
He owns much valuable property and
fancies he owns thousands of some of the
best laml in this auction.
One of his vagaries is to refuse all food
that Is-l not prl-pzlml by his friends, and a
short time nun, when placml under re-
straint for Ill) liliysfrl-fused during that
film to In”! h fowl and water that was not
brought to lillll by relatives or friends.
llo i. now trying to starve himself bu-
rnllw, in» r-lle. his former friends have
pron-ll llivuwlvr-s to be his enemies and
immmwl 'i' M ”will. “lie says there are
iIIIl f-ull' xv» ll ;if‘l‘NllIrwlIlf' Almighty, the
5;l\’iulll‘_ III“ I'll-mil Mary and himself.
.\II Milli:- = .- (it‘lillll‘i‘\ no better than
\lfl:'l‘|'|.
‘lla'k can 'l'rimpa Fight "It I’lqllll.
l‘ili or lliilw. Aug. 21.-0ilicial ad-
vices have been received here from Guy-
amns in the state of senora that a hand of
200 Yaquis came down from the Sierra
.‘lllldre mountains the other day on a cat-
tic stealing expedition. They encountered
ac'ompanyoi t5 national troops. Intha
fight which followed seven men of the
troops were killed. The fight lasted three
hours; after which the Indians retired. still
fighting. _ ._- ’
. flanged the hostel.“ II II".
Bl'l'll.tNA.\'. Ton. Aug. “AL—Amalie meet.
in“ of about 150 voters. nearly all Demo
crate, was hi'Ill, and rewlutione bitterly
denouncing President Cleveland as a cham‘
plan of the money powor and an enemy of
the common people were adopted, after
which the president was hanged in em
and afterwards shot and riddled with bul-
lets. The emery is still hanging, and itia
understood that It will be publicly burned.
'I'he Cornerstone Was bot In“.
Pour Cumru. N. Y., Aug. IL—‘l'he
apostolic delegate, Mgr. Batolli. didnot
lay the cornerstone of the new Catholic
church here, owing to storm. butservices
were held in the church. at which Arch-
bishop Corrigan was present. The ad—
dresses were interrupted by loud peels of
thunder and by flashes of vivid lightning.
AIBoy ran. late a mac and urn.
Wltansnannc, a., Aug. al.-Candy Mo-
Groarty. a mine 7. l3 years old. fell $0
feet down a mine shaft. Ills dog aroused
the neighborhood. The boy was found at
the bottom of the shaft badly bruised, but
he was still alive. At daylight he was
brought to the surface. He may live. ‘
lire. Mary I. Butler‘s Death
Born”), Aug. 2L—Mrs. Mary If. But-
ler, wife of Edward H. Butldr, proprietor
of The Evening and Sunday News, died
after a prolonged illness. Mrs. Butlerwss
a cousin of the late Ralph Waldo Emerson.
Baccalaureate to Chautauqua“.
CIIAIJTAISQI'A. .‘l. 12. Aug. fll.—-Dr. Rich-
ard 8. Holmes of Pittsburg delivered the
baccalaureate sermon tothe ’90 graduatr
lag class of the Chatsuqua Literary and
Scientific circle.
Dr. Bra-hairs Died of fellow lever.
Blit'lllumca, 6a., Ana. al.—Dr. Joha‘w.
Branham of the United States Marine boo
pital service, who has been ill with yellow
fever there since Saturday, the 12th. N
there.
Brother Alastae Dead.
PLAT'fi‘lIIJIIO, N. Y.. Aug. ll.—Brother
Arenas, who was taken Iii at the combo
lieu of his lectures on educational epochs
at the Catholic summer school, died here.
rnlgtli I‘rala Conductor lilled.
Will'l'lt Pulse, if. it, Aug. at. - A
freight train was wrecked on the Harlem
railroad at Town". The conductor of the
train, Thomas Mullen, was killed.
sit-sum new sma- on.
Karen Cnr,Ang. Elm—Tho atrium
the Missouri miners was deemed ed. and
the nus were ordered to go to work
Wednesday. . , _
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collar isnasn. it. 1. Aug. l1. -St.
“gnomes catholic slush es Sheeps-
Mishea-
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warciiég
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It. lsstagae St, Brooklyn.
GUSTAV mil. mo Pm
Agents for South Kuwait. dfl
'l' BEER.
Tilayol's Booth! Ext.
Only its per tattle.
Makes the finest and most do-
Iloious rink imaginable.
Till Illls NIL
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”Lilia lll Willows
New York's—linen“ Resolve
to Ask For Work.
emu. Ol‘ ORGANIZED W38.
“ampere Says the Wealthy Ilaet Ila turned
to “I" Ibollaf»»-A Itch “or-Ian Foods C
nomad ‘Ilapgry People I'm—— lew-
ark'e Unemployed In Parade.
NEW Yoult, Aug. al.—The first confer
ence of the delegates from the various
trade unions of New York to take action
on the existing condition of affairs in the
labor world and to ddvias means of assist—
ing ths unemployed and to formulate
plans for a great labor demonstration waa
held at 357 East Tenth street. After four
hours of discussion, some of it lively "so
lotions were passed and committees ap
painted with a view of improving the con-
dition of affairs.
The meeting was lively at timra. but”
good order prevailed asa general thing.
One or two persons present advanced a0-
ciallstic ideas, but they were promptly sat
upon. The general tone of the remarks
made was on the line of cmrluraa and pru-
dence. The large majority of the speakers
counseled obedience to the laws and confi:
dence In the government.
President Gomprre of the Federation of
Labor actrdas temporary chairman drill
opened the meeting by remarking upon
the situation. Then, llobert M. Campbell
of Typograpbiesl linion No. ll was elected
permanent chairman; Thomas (7. Welsh of
the llrotherhood of Carpenters and Join-
ers, English secretary. and J. liurns of
Union No. in, German secretary. The
following "solutions were passed:
Tho Resolutions Adopted.
Resolved. That a committee be appointed to
o
‘ ask all labor nrganisathrm and ryrnpath‘isers tn
til-operate with the mulch-nor and diam. in
devising means to mist the unemployed.
Ilmnlvui. That a commuter be appointed in
wait upon the mayor and minor Ufllclltli‘ of this
my and stain with the lines of starting and
opening up unit. in fllt' cull liml new employ-
ment be furnished the unemployed. And be It
furthermore
Remind. That the committee I:- delegates]
mjmll own the rivll justices and ask that
evictions of unemployml workmen for nnllpay-
meat of [THC he rump-mm! during the crisis.
The other rumlutinn passed was to the
edect that a committee be appointed to
draw up an address to the public explain-
Inu the position of the conference and its
reasons for its actions in the matter.
In his uga‘nlng address President Gompers
of the Federation of Labor spoke of the
aituationas lamentable and said serials
had been reached. lint one thing. he said,
could remedy the evil. and that was the
voice and action of umanlml labor.
The speaker said the blame rested with
the wealthy t Insane). “The main thing to
do." said be, "Is to devise means to force
these pimple to provide means by which
the manhmuland womanhood of this coun-
try may be maintained" The speaker
counseled prudence. "Have we anything
to gain by breaking the laws?" be inked,
and there We"! loud cries of "No. not"
it was explained that the conference was
called because there was a general lack of
cohesion among; the w-lrklngmrn nf thi-
city. The inauguration of puIIIlt‘ improve-
ments as a lllt'llllit of furnishing work for
tho unemployml was advocated. it was
augmented that this city inaugurate the
building of a system of rapid transit, Im-
prove its streets, sewers, ducks, etc. “It In
a fine cmmnenmry on our civilization."
said the speaker, “when criminals can be
sent to prison and work found for them,
while honest men walk the streets In idle-
liens."
Delegate Davis of t'igar Makers' union
No. Iii said the worklngnien did not want
charity. but work. "We ask for bread.
and they give us a stone," said he. “and by
by they will give us bullets." '
Fed a Thousand Free.
Morris Klinterstein. a wealthy German,
furnished meals 1m to Loon unemployed
people. Circulars had beellllent out noti-
fying all unemployed persons to call at his
place bt‘l'l'h‘n the hours of II and lo’clock
and get “a gut»! square meal." Moat of
the men, Women and children who
ed the lnvilation gave evidence of their
need by eating mveuoualy. Hr. Klintcr-
stein will continue the charity daily for
the present.
Louis Viscliotfsky. an unemployed tailor,
was arraigned before Justice Voorhla in
the Essex Market police court. lie was
charged with being present at a meetingin
Military hall on Saturday afternoon, dia-
turblng the speakers and shooting to the
audience to commit unlawful acts and to
throw bombs at the police. Barondess, the
leader of the unemployed tailors. was In
court, and he retained a lawyer to defend
Viscboifsky, who denied having made the
remarks.
"You are discharged." said the justice to
Vischoifsky. “lacuna the evidence is in-
sufficient to hold you and for the fail
me of the police to swear that you
had made those remarks. l warn you,
however, and all other people that X will
hold for trial all those who make seditious
remarks or disturb the public peace. You
will be protected If you are orderly and
will be punished if you are not."
A man who had lateriersd with the oil!—
rs when they arrested V'lsohoffsky was
ned tlll. llarundesa paid the flue.
Chicago's Unemployed (lather.
Chicano. Aug. 21,—At the call of the
Chicago Tailors' union for a mass meeting
of the unemployed, Metropolitan hall was
completely illiul with a crowd of between
1,500 and 1.1400. The majority of the gath-
ering was termed of Jews. While the
main body w linen, thsrswaes gener-
ous sprinkling of women present. The
addresses were by well known laborsgi-
tators and anarchists, foremost among
whom was Lucy Parsons. Mrs. Parsons
delivered an address full of lurid pictures
of famine and want and thrilling exhor-
tationa to concerted action against the
dominating capitalist that set her auditors
in a irsnsy of wild spplpnss asshe eono
eladed.
itewark's Hungry People to hula.
Nawsaa. N. J.. Alg.21.-A elreularhss
bssn Issued appealing to thshungry people
to assemble in pesosinl dslnonatra to-
day at a vacant lot, corner of Bank a rest
and Walnut place. There will he a parade
m the principal streets, and apsssh-
THE FRENCHETEE‘I‘idN. "
no Pena-a leaalai Weapon Proved to
n- a lea-eraag.
Pants. a . fl.-1’he general partial
nontary elect on in France was unexpect—
ally free from disorders and even or-
citelnent. Excepttag slight disturbauou:
In the Var. where M. Clemenceau, the
Radical leader. had a hot fight with his
slanderersmotronbleis reported. In Paris
the poll, although much larger than usual,
was quite featureless. The returns have
come in slowly from all districts outside
of Paris. The returns received up to this
. morning show the election of I50 Repub-
licans. 5 of the "Rained." I llcvlsionists
and 15 Royallata. ‘
In iii] of the districts heard from rebui-
lots will be Ilecrasary. E's-Minister Juli-s
Roche and been Say are among the canlli.
dates to take part in the rebellion. M.
Besiy and ”Jams n. the aocialists‘whn
were espeilsd from Belgium at the time
of the ininers’ international congress in
Brussels last May, wrre elected. hi. l’apil-
land. the anti-Semitic sobedltor of La
Libra Parole, was defeated.
According to the results already amp
tained in about half the districts, the Re-
publicnns have gained a more decisive vie-
tory than was expected. The socialist rote
is much below the general eatinlatesof last
week. The "ltali‘led” are In a very bad
way. Indications are that the opponents
of those implicated in the Panama scandal
need this Wrfijkln too freely and prollicell a
real-lion in favor of the beamircbed depu-
ties.
PM: Will? KILLED.
Churchgcn-rs fitrnch on a Crossing by a
that Trails.
LEROY. N. Y.. Aug. 2i.—An accident oc-
curred here on the Lehigh Valley railroad
crmsing of lasin- ivll'fi’l in which five poo
pie were instantly killed. Their names are
I. J. Dover. Mrs. la J. liovee and daugh-
ter, Miss Ola Boyce. all of Leroy; Mien
Nancy Wycks of the same place and Miss
Emma Buwdcn. daughter of the Rev. San»
‘uei Ilowdl-ll of 3'13 West Thlrly-M‘Culld
street, New York. Mina Ilowden was via-
iting the illwees. one of the wealthiest and
most prominent families in Genesee county.
The lint-re residence is three miles from
the village of Leroy. The five uniomr
nnlrs slam-d with a spirited team to drive
to church. All they approached the lebigh
Valley track the east bound liehigh Valley
ilyer came thundering along at a speed of
nearly 5!) miles an hour. Mr, ilevee did not
see It until he mu too close to check his
arm. Afr. lluvee made a frantic effort to
gut across. but the engine struck the ion
wanl part of the carriage. and asecond
later the man led bodies of the occupants
were» flying t rough the air. All were
mangled beyond recognition bill for the
clothing they wore. Miss liovee was do
cnpilaiod.
Anti-French Havana-ll In Italy.
limit. Aug. "IL—The anti-French agita‘
tion, started in conmlilellee of the mom-
cre of itallans at Algllwhlortes. baa
gained ground rapidly. A mob attacked
the Santa Chiara seminary of French
priests. tore down the escntcheons from
the facade, trampled them under foot.
smnshed the windows and tried to force
the doors. A company of police are sta-
tioned at the French embassy, an the null
Fn-ncll agitators have threatened to sack
iL in both .‘lilan and Turin incendiary
anti-l'runrll lllanifestocs have been Issued.
Trouble roared Irons Italians.
liltllKikl‘UllT, (fond, Aug.21.—The situa-
tion is becoming serious In the Italian
cnmpnalong the unsolidated road between
Stratford and Millford. owing to the fact
that many workmen who have bras dis.
charged are unable to get money due them
from contractors. They have attacked
(‘ontrnctor Mnllnfbnce, and it required all
the constables In Milford to quell the riot.
They have now given the contractors until
tonight to settle.
Kmbenlor Weeks round.
New YORK, Aug. 21.—~The Times pub-
lIslies today a dispatch from San Jose,
Costa Rica. which reads; "Francis ill-pry
Weeks, the New York cmbessler. is living
here. The correspondent iuund bill at the
Gran hotel. Weeks has made no atttmpt
to conceal his Identity since hie arrival in
this city and used his full name when be
registered at the hotel.”
IV) Dedlcllo 0 but!" no...
ROUXD LAKE. N. anAug. EL-At the
soldiers' convention on Wednesday (ion-
ernl Bicklse. General N. M. Curtis. ex-
Commanlier Palmer. General Joseph II.
Carr, Colonel life-Arthur, and Corporal
Tanner are ”expected to be among the
speakers. The object la to dedicate the
new Soldiers' home.
mm
It. blah Eater last stay In Jail.
Dnsvnu, Aug. al.—The second attempt
to secure the release of "Man Eater" Pack.
er from prison has failed. lie is undersea-
tenee for five terms of eight years each for
the murder of five comrades in liinadalo
county In Iii", the bodies of whom he ate.
ra- Ilalvsrslty financially lmharrassed..
Chicano, Ana 2L—Chlcailo university
Is severriyllifecteri by the existing finan-
cial depression. The instltutiou Ia prao.
ticaIIy out of funds. and the prospect for
replenishing the exchequrr is not encour-
Iging.
Went Over Niagara rails.
Encarta Pauli, Aug. 2L—ltdward Bren.
nan, whose home is at me Washington
avenue. New York, went out on the river
In a sailboat. The boat was overturned
and went over the American falls.
llama-a Dictate In Jail.
Koaolul, Ind. Aug. ili.-J. K. Armstrong
and his son Cal. treasurer and deputy
treasurer respectively of ‘l'ipton county,
are in Jail here for embessling “0.000 of
the public funds.
Portrait l’afktor luv “lotion.
lenllm, Malia, Aug. ill.——L. 1'. Ivan
of Detroit, the famous portrait painter,
was stricken with paralbe of the left side
so the street.
as new Died res Love.
Nsw Yona, Aug. al.—Ali flow, a cal.
nessolerk. hanged himself in the arm
store of Hans. Lain. Chen a Ca. team.
are square. He wasia love with a white
woman.
'Jerssymastasetellaveaolsbbnsa
“Amnzfivahrmna The
”VA!” . .. Ali's ill-
at! ‘ to W
and
an Gui-r. it. 1.. Alg. rim incubus
have decided to a clubhouse at this
“mind film—’l’baltezistsraa‘
mash 'nnlmias
«Midstream stun
Tomlinsoll’sllllarmw ‘
' RANGES“.
All)
IIIlT IIR HEATERS.
Gasoline" Stoves.
GASOLINE,
BY ‘I'lll GALLON Oil Ila ltfllls
Foololy sodium Work
A BPECIAIII‘Y.
"Washington tt.te.lorwslt.ltl
angle
Several People Reported Killed
and Much Damage Dpne._
I 0 703 A m wand].
rare; Ileana My lasting rots- alone
In the loanb——A Yacht ll‘aei and flu‘o
Purple Drown-tollea ills-eh by Ughtc
sling- Animals Killed by flail-stance.
Mlltltlifl, N. l’, Aim. 2I.‘~l"0|’ several
hours while the urmt norm which swept
over Long Island a . 'l in height anarch-
ing party of am is pm In stimdanm
upon tin- bl. Mm: . ”mph-cell here
were scour!" h;- r ni- amt llsl for
rat. Aminnr m «a family“, who had
team-learni-
Tbe army of searchers I as MVIOIIG IMO
little hands of 50 "I'll dull lvlf by the clev
gymen who were participating In lllt'hlVlV’
al. Not one of the roan-hora gave up until
Mrs. Fmt was found a mile away In a
wooded swam p and mrnml to her slimmer
cottage. where she llrs, still nominations.
'lhe mystery surrounding her disappearL
film is as great as over.
l'ntil aim rec-oversmnsciousaeea no light
call be shell upon the peculiar affair. It Is
believed that she was struck by lightning.
but why she should be so far away, with a
heavy storm approaching, only she can ex-
plain, and It I»; hand she may not recover
aniliciontly to tell.
A Call For Voluntaen.
.\lr. Foot and his family have a cottage
hem Mr. Foot is a prosperous surveyor
in Brooklyn and with his family spends
his summers at Merrick.
.‘lru. FOUC left her cottage, telling her
family that she was going for a abort
vvnlk. N0 uneasiness mu felt until it i»
gnu tn grow dark and the hi" storm was
seen to be coming. Many mull wl-re
questioned. but none had mu her. TIMI"
oughiy alarmed. her family appealed to
”IV congregation of the comp meeting for
brlp A will for volunteers followed. Time
hundred fill!" responded.
She was found over a mile from her
borne and a mile and a half from the camp
meeting ground. She lay upon her back
thoroughly drenched. In the lantern'a
light aiir‘ was quickly HP?“ to her uncon—
scious, and it was thought she was all.
If is thought that Mrs. Foot hat been
unconscious for a long time before being
found. Physicians are in attendance upon
her. but every effort to restore her to coo
aciousncss has thus far been ineffectual.
They llv‘IIt'Vu that she was either stunned
by lightning or fell. overcome by heat. be
fun.- the storm came up.
Several Persona Killed.
MVEIIHIIE, N. J.. Aug. 2I.~.-\ terrific
storm swu-ptlhls portion of Somerset (‘onn'
ty, fllltl as It result five llvathsarc reported.
Its fulinws:
Three unknown people who wvre in a yacht
off Bullock's paint.
hill-hurl Mark. killed by lightning nr-nv this
plum .
‘I‘lmmas l‘tleru. Jr.. drowned by the tipping
m or of a null: near here.
Many persons were injured, am! tiw list
of (Iv-mi will probably be Increased.
Trees and shrubbery were leveled to the
ground. gar-lens and crops completely
ruined. buildings unroofed. and a vast
amount ofllamngewm done. All of the
peach orchards and grainfields were ruined.
In the First Reformed church yard fully
300 spllrrows are lying dead.
At (Iernmn Valley hailstones as large as
hells' eggs were picked up. and at Lake
liopatcoug the. lake rose two inches. The
trains wore delayed, and In several in-
stances the windowa on the northwest side
were crililpletely demolished. One train
was compelled to stop for fear the wind
would blow the cars over. No one was
killed. although several persons were so»
verely injured by the hall. Several horses
and cows were killed In the fields.
, Drowned In Illa Room by MIL
Bllmllu‘ll. Aug. ill.—)liehlu~l Deheilo,
an Italian iii) years of age, was found
drowned in his apartments in the hasav
ment of lift-t Fourth avenue. Shortly after
midnight on Saturday night Louis Fraser,
the roommate of Dchello. woke up and
found the room covered with nearly three
fret of water. lie tried to wake his friend,
but the man refused to get up has»
then left him. Later when two sdlcers ao-
rived there they found the body of Behol-
lo, who had been drowned. The flooding
of the room was caused by the heavy rains.
'I'wo Lives Int.
ATLANTIC "Itifll.ANDi‘. N. .l.. Aug. 2i.—
TheJtovfn along the New Jersey coast
caused the loss of two lives, John Immi-
son. a Scandinavian. aged to, was struck
by lightning at the Central railroad pic-r.
The other man was ll. Ill. Horn»! of South
Plulnlleld. N. J., who, while act-kin“ pro-
tection from the storm in Bentley’s bath
ing pavilion, was crushed to death by the
collapse of the building.
The atom Area Was Wide;
Nuw Your, Aug. 21—11" people out-
doora within a radius of at least 100 miles
from New York city got a thorough soak.
ing from the storm that prevailed. It was
a singular fact that scarcely any wind ao'
companled the min In the city, yet in
Westehsster county. long Island and New
Jersey it blew hard enough to do a great
dealof damage. _______ ‘
Greenhouse barring“.
FLUfllliNG, N. 11. Aug. ll.-0ns of the
new greenhouses of the John Henderson
nurseries of this village, which cost 04,000,
was almost totally devoolished by the
storm.
Lightning atmk an We lease.
‘ ORANGE. N.’ J., Aug. rt.~'l'hs house of
Aldermen John Birkhoper in Central arr
nue was struck by lightning at midnight.
and the cnpola of the house was wrene
ofl.
New York W lotion.
New Yoalt, Aug. al.-“Chm ldwsrd
Murphy, Jr., has summoned the Osmo-
oratio state matinee to inset at the
Hoffman lime in this; city on Saturday
hilt. .
An Active Volcano ia Weakbgtoa.
'l‘acoal. Aug. rim-A party who have
est returned from an assent of Mount at.
sienna report that the mountain b an
tin volcano.
campuses-nuns.
males, s.J.,ss¢.n.«-mmlsla
a bad financial In. owiagtothoatrianey
of the times.
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Sardines.
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Hunllllolufi,‘
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Best Made.
.at the lowest prices.
on. STOVES
a... all kinds of ,
House Furnishing.
' Plumbing.
Till Work.
F. H. ASH &. BRO
Cor. Main and West St.
B Y’s Ii 4 2 [ME
insure your Life In the t'onn. Iicneral Life
Ins. Co.. of Hartford. Remember. young man
that to allay will insure your life for 'IJIIl.
and h: a day will give you
[lift TRIllISlIIilllIIIIlllRS
if, living. at all years of new. .
S. S. L'Hommedieu, lg’i.
III Washington Street.
South Nomalh__
Makes an two-day marl-mace of an
old-time inx Pure and wink-some.
Prepared mm nrurnlnus (are. Ilighefi
award at all l’hi'c F d Exposilil n5. Each
‘kagc makes two large ;-.r5. Avoid
lotions-43nd insist on having the
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IllllFlRIlIRERS' PRICES.
From ".96 to .m. 5 different styles of
rnnnlngaearsa all warranted. Hardware
on due carr nickel plated. Our assort-
ment of who tend Indies in extensive. An
npholsterer In constant attendance. who will
trimtom'tlev at short notice. lie alriv and
ro-upbolsterlng done at short not . slack
fiction. five alum. from [Mo to an». Propellers.
Iria'Trkyclea.Inprcas‘ Wagons. etc.
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None better. (lives vest satisfaction.
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Here we sell thafloehen. (FL.
Creamery Butler, at 32c.
and the
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We noill'oxn-ople who have bought cheaper,
come back to us for better.
GinsetfiilBl-I
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Orange Marmalade.
at what it met as to buy. 1219 Ms gloss.
New Peas.
patina! this M‘Iflfln, flit-ta can.
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We generally have a sin—all stock of choice
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CAPITAL. “50,000.
54 Sudhllry St, Boston, Mass.
Fire and '
Burglaljlrooi Safes.
Bank Sales.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault Doors.
AND
DEPRSII WORK (If All KINDS.
The Best Safes in the World.
I50,0iiilill use. Always pre-
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150 will in Lynn. loam. since that. great fire,
where Fifi of our safes were subjected to intense
heat, preserving their contents.
CHAMPION RECORD also In the “PM“
Chicago Fire in 18‘“ in the Great Boston Fire
in I872, and In all tile great tires since. Send
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(fun be consulted at her office.
333 Broad 8L, Bridgeport, or.
from to 3.111.107 p. in. any day except Sunday
The [Motor is a regular physician and for
the tsirteen years has made the DIM-tam
of muss a
ialt . ladies slifering
from an dimculgy inohlvnt to the ulnar can
consult r. Guilfnrd In lilo strictsail confl-
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most skillful and acientiiln treatment know
to modern surgery and medicine. Home care
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